35 - Sunday, May 19, 1985 - North Shore News

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A fixture in the North Shore News, Bob Hunter has
been yelling about the sky falling since way back in the
1960's, and delighting our readers in North and West
Vancouver since 1980.

In his various roles as journalistic enfant terrible,
ecological crusader, author, artist (he did his own comic
book once), scriptwriter and chicken farmer, Bob has
managed to log a lot of time at sea, in the air, and on the
road.

_ This summer he expecis to see his three millionth word
published.

An old-style peacenik who
nevertheless favours a strong
conventional military defence, Bob
has been changing with society
over the years. You never quite
know where he will land next. But .
then he admits, neither does he.

How could it be otherwise? He’s
never been any good at following
the party line, taking orders, or,
for that matter, giving them.

Says Bob: “Let me sit at a
word processor by the side of the
road and be a friend to man...
whoops! Make that ‘humanity’! Just
trying to stay up-to-date, y'know.”

A master wordsmith and a
comerstone of the West Coast media
mosaic, Bob joined the North Shore
News after a 5 year absence from
newspapers.

. Our readers and advertisers are
delighted to have him, every
Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday in the
North Shore News.

There’s no news
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North Shore News.

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